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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
3
Mrs. C. B. Hayes is very ill this week. Hay store and Perfecto shirts offered at Huckley’s. Guitars and other instruments advertised at Lefler’s Drug Store. The Hayti Herald promotes a bargain rate of 1.00, increasing to 1.50 on Oct. 1. Local residents seen in Caruthersville, Portageville, and Springfield on various errands.
Earl Ormsby local manager reports half day service ends today Thursday and confirms line construction from Caruthersville to the city with orders acknowledged. If no delays, new 24 hour service expected by November 1st. Also notes local plans for newspaper improvements and fall ads.
The annual outing of the Pemiscot County Medical Association drew excellent attendance yesterday with local doctors and guests from surrounding counties and as far as Memphis and St Louis. Readings and addresses were given by eminent physicians. Barbecued pork mutton chicken and roast ingers were served and the event was enjoyed by members and invited friends.
Judge McCarty says adjournment will not be reached by Sept 5 due to slow civil docket progress and new cases. Term likely ends around Sept 5 or later with one or two criminal trials this week. Evenings extend past six as heat adds strain on all involved, reports the Caruthersville Democrat.
Mrs Anna Taylor of 2714 Franklin Ave reports relief from long standing stomach trouble after taking Tanlac. She says appetite improved daily digestion is better and bloating and gas are gone. Ad claims Tanlac benefits stomach liver kidney issues and more and notes Lefler's Drug Store is featuring the product.
Rev. T. G. Fallin and daughter Opal Lee, guests of local friends for several days, departed Wednesday morning to visit Kentucky seeking better health. The Reverend plans to return home mid September. J. W. McFarland visited on business from Caruthersville last Saturday.
In following my policy to benefit my customers I have arranged credit until the railroad men go back to work. Taylor's Barber Shop announces this policy as a precaution in case of a strike.
Squire J M Ball made a business trip to the county seat Monday morning.
Warning against calomel poisoning and urging Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. Claims calomel damages bones, liver and causes salivation, urging readers to try the liver tonic with a money back guarantee. Targeted at bilious and constipated individuals, promising quick relief by morning.
Local vendor invites customers to sample Mher Drands products described as mild mellow and pure and promises persuasive testing to convince shoppers to choose their brand.
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